I agree with the prior answers. Reach out to a knowledgable attorney to review the specific facts of your situation.

Unfortunately, no. To be eligible for SSDI, you must have worked and paid Social Security payroll withholdings for at least 5 out of the last 10...

The rules concerning eligibility for disability are complicated and most people are denied when they first apply but are later approved after a...

Your friend needs to speak with an attorney knowledgable about Social Security disability law. Your friend’s failure to update Social Security of...

Could be for lots of reasons: there is new evidence that judge wants to review; the audio recording didn’t work properly; the prior judge passed...

1. It must be reported to Social Security. They will find out about the payment anyway from the IRS. 2. Assuming the payment is greater than $20,...

As long as the sale is a “one off”, it should not effect your continued eligibility for SSDI. However, if it becomes a regular thing, then Social...

You have the right to ask your plan to provide or pay for items or services you think should be covered, provided, or continued. The decision by...

From your question, it sounds like you have used up your state SDI benefit. If you are still unable to work, you may want to apply for Social...

Depends: if he was collecting SSI and you were not married to him at the time of his passing, then highly unlikely. If he qualified for SSDI and...